magnus: mr. chairman, thank you very much for the question. i agree that border patrol agents and, for that matter, all members of cbp have significant roles, law enforcement and treating people with humanity. that is what i expect of my own officers wherever i have worked. but i also think that framing has to go back all the way to the academy level, where people first start. in fact i think you can make a credible case that it goes all the way back to the traits and characteristics that you look for in the people that you hire. if i were fortunate to be confirmed to this position, i would want to look all the way back to that stage to make sure we are looking for people who have the right qualities and skills to be the best possible members of cbp. that they receive the necessary training to do their jobs and then the necessary supervision to help them move forward with that. that is exactly the approach i have always taken. sen. wyden: i just want you to know that we are going to be following

magnus: i do. sen.en: i will begin with a couple of questions and yield to my colleague, senator crapo. you have a significant enforcement role, particularly on the southern border. ports of entry and you have a big challenge from a humanitarian standpoint, given what has happened within countries in the western hemisphere. we all have seen the images of border patrol agents expelling the migrants from the border and nothing about those images is acceptable or appropriate. during my visit to the southern border, i saw and we talked about this. border patrol agents unable to interpret the immigration laws on the books correctly. my question to you is how will you go about making sure that the agents understand the immigration and refugee laws on the books and number two, that they act humanely when enforcing them? chief magnus: thank you very much for the question. i agree that border patrol agents and for that matter all members of cbp have significant enforcement roles and that has to be a balance of l

magnus, welcome. u.s. customs and border protection, cbp, is the nation's largest federal law enforcement agency. its responsibilities are staggering. test with facilitating lawful international trade and travel. the united states is a leader in international commerce in that leadership depends on ensuring the lawful trade and visits go smoothly. it requires we safeguard from terrorists, drug traffickers, and transnational criminals. in 2020, a year where the pandemic retailed -- curtailed trade and travel, the 63,000 men and women on an average day processed 650,000 passengers and 77,000 containers, arrested 39 criminals at u.s. ports of entry, seized 3600 pounds of drugs, caught $3.6 million of drugs that entrenched international property rights, and discovered 250 tests that could cause untold damage to u.s. farmers. the cbp's work is not just point of entry inspections. cbp also undertakes sophisticated investigations to ensure custom laws are far less properly enforced, including identifying actors th

>> reporter: magnus's confirmation can't proceed without republican support as long as all democrats on the senate finance committee, will go to the full vote and is expected to be confirmed down party lines. todd: back to something we were talking about, experts working in the middle of the night which is what we do on "fox and friends first," 2:30 in the morning is officially the middle of the night. jen psaki doing anything other is a boldfaced lie. as to why they are choosing to do this, ted cruz says it is clear he has a solution. >> at 4:00 in the morning, they are counting on corrupt corporate media to be complicit in covering it up. it's why introduced the bill called the stop the surge act, those 2 million illegal aliens, if it is okay, if you are fine with 2 million illegal immigrants let's send them where you like to hang out. carley: what ted cruz is talking about is introduced the stop the surge act. in liberal cities, some of them block rhode island, greenwich, connecticut, massachusetts, cambridge, massachusetts but also makes a good political point that border patrol

magnus: thank you for having me. during the past five years, the progress and momentum that we are holding shares in is not a compliance issue. it is for adjusting your business model for net zero society. we are seeing progress there. there are errors in areas of improvement. the reporting levels, equipment. it is an important moment coming up with top 26 -- cop 26, to really achieve what many have set out to achieve. the net zero portfolio by 2060. francine: what does finance need from cop 26? a lot has been repriced because of the definition of what is green or esg, are you expecting it to continue? magnus: i would highlight four things that would be helpful. one of them, carbon price, that is important to get a carbon price in order to secure that. a lot of organizations internalize the investment process. we can see that when we discuss our portfolios, the markets that have come down. that would be instrumental. the second part is the subsidiary for fossil fuels. i would like to see a concrete roadmap following

. >> thank you mister chairman and mister magnus, welcome. let me start by asking questions dealing with sanctuary cities. user 10 years at the california bay area next to san francisco which is a well-known actuary city that flout us immigration law and refuses hto cooperate with immigration enforcement agents. you confirm you will receive the enforcement of immigration law at our borders. do you support sanctuary cities and what message do sanctuary cities send to those seeking to enter the united states illegally. >> thank you for the question. and as the chief for two decades my first and foremost irony has always been public safety and so i appreciate how decisions around sanctuary cities are ultimately political decisions but as a police chief and certainly in this position were i to be confirmed first and primary obligation is to follow the law. that's what i've done in the past and that's what i would commit to doing goingforward . >> but the follow-up on the question senator cornyn raised this is similar i think in some respects to s

that is what chief magnus is. >> a police officer had an op-ed defending sanctuary cities.stration's campaign against sanctuary cities which refuse to turn over undocumented immigrants to federal authorities. this is sure to come up and be a major focal point. >> that is why he was selected. from people working with the tucson police department, his policies have not cooperating with border patrols, they have nothing to do with border patrol, he views border patrol is the enemy. the men and women who served, makes no sense they will put him in position to the border patrol, and he spoke for himself. and he destroyed morale. and it is not good for business, he's there for himself, there to be an activist and it is a shame and i wish the administration would pick somebody based on merit, based on qualifications. not somebody that he believes will push an agenda that he wants. >> what would border patrol become under his watch. >> become completely decimated, and because of his progressive behavior about his merit. >> we have individual on this program talking what they would

. >> is joining us on book tv is author philip magnus he's co-authored with jason brennan of this book, cracks in the ivory tower. first of all, what do you do for a living? >> i am an economist at the american institute for economic research. >> host: have you been in academia before? >> guest: i have it. i spent about ten years of teaching college at george mason university, american university and berry college. >> host: what was your experienceut like? >> it was an interesting environment to put ittti mildly. many good positive things came out of it in terms of colleagues i worked with and the research i did. i also got to see the inside behind the scenes of what happens in the whig university s.runs. >> host: what did you find? >> guest: well, my immediate take on it is if we judged a university, just as a normal business operation, things happen in universities and make something like enron look ethical by comparison. >> host: give us ann. example. >> guest: the first thing is the weight universities and market themselves to students. if you go to any university in america they h

magnus issued a number of statements in op-eds that will draw scrutiny in 2017. here that i'm deeply troubled by the trump administration's campaign against into a series. will recently in a 29 op-ed saying injuring public safety for all in our community including immigrants of any status is my highest priority is chief, that will be interesting, this comes after senate democrats released a series of funding bills which cut border security funding including any future border wall construction and reducing detention capacity for ice. jillian: griff was mentioning secret flights, unaccompanied migrant kids, surge, and detailing what is going on, they say 21 flights from texas to westchester since august 8th. many of these flights carrying children. they call them secret flights because they are landing between midnight and 6:30 in the morning and before they get to new york, sometimes these flights make a pit stop in florida and governor ron desantis responded the biden administration is so confident their open border policy is good for our country, why the secrecy

. >>> es el nominado del presidente para liderar la guardia fronteriza, este martes chris magnus llegÓ quiere hacer una diferencia en esa agencia y que es una persona que le da importancia a las ideas y no ideologÍas. se podrÍa hacer cargo entonces en una agencia, de las que recibiÓ muchas crÍticas de todo el paÍs. un representante le preguntÓ al nominado cuÁl era su plan, dijo que la situaciÓn en la frontera era caÓtica por la cantidad de indocumentados y de drogas que cruzan por diferentes vÍas. tambiÉn aceptÓ quÉ los cruces ilegales son altos pero se limitÓ a decir si harÁ cumplir las leyes de manera humana. y tambiÉn dijo que implementarÁ un plan de monitoreo con drones. >>> seguiremos malgastando recursos en vez de asegurar el principio de seguridad comunitaria. >>> este plan incluirÍa colaboraciÓn con paÍses vecinos y control con datos biomÉtricos para supervisar a los que quieren llegar a estados unidos. esto para estar preparados ante grandes olas migrantes. el nominado deberÍa ser aprobado por el senado antes de llegar al cargo. en washington, randy serrano, telemundo. >>> en

. >> tucson arizona police chief chris magnus testified this morning at his senate finance committeeonfirmation hearing to head u.s. customs and border protection. watch his testimony tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern. here on c-span. online at c-span.org. or on our new video app. c-span now. >> washington, unfiltered. c-span in your pocket, download c spavment now today. c-span now today. >> depy

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live, the senate finance committee considers the nomination of tucson police chief chris magnus to be customs and border protection commissioner. then, the january 6 select committee needs to consider holding steve bannon in contempt of congress. then, the senate foreign relations committee holds a confirmation for a new -- for a few nominees, including nicholas burns to the ambassador to china and rham emanuel, up for u.s. ambassador to japan. on thursday, two oversight hearings at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span 3, attorney general merrick garland will make his first appearance before the house judiciary committee on issues facing the justice department. and live at 10:00 a.m. on c-span.org and on the new c-span now app, alexander mayorkas will appear before the judiciary committee. watch on our c-span networks or on our new c-span now app. watch live or on-demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. now, president biden gives remarks not -- remarks at the 40th annual national police

. >> chief magnus, if you are confirmed in thisposition , you will be at the helm of the largest law enforcement agency in the united states and have the opportunity booktv.org ... >> we will leave this program at this time and take you live now to new jersey for president biting talking about infrastructure investment and his job plan with the billback better agenda. live coverage hereon c-span2 . >> starting at 8 pm tonight throughout these 5 pm tomorrow. as severe thunderstorms with strong winds maybe up as much as 45 miles per hour as rain amounts up to four inches in some areas are possible over the next 36 hours. we encourage everyone to stay safe. do not attempt to drive or otherwise enter into a flooded streets or area. if you lose power, call your outage into your provider and stay clear of any downed power lines. the best place to go for information is always that website, ready.nj.gov. let's do all we can to get through this safe and sound. back to why we're here. with the support of everyone here starting most importantly with president joe biden we are ready to move forw

tuesday at 9:30 a.m., live on c-span, the senate finance committee considers the nomination of chris magnusbe the u.s. customs and border protection commissioner. at 730 -- 7:30 p.m. eastern, the january 6 committee will vote to refer steve bannon. the senate foreign relations committee holds a confirmation hearing for a few nominees, longtime double met nicholas burke, who president biden nominated to be the u.s. ambassador to china and former congressman, white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel who is up for u.s. ambassador to japan. on thursday, attorney general merrick garland will make his first appearance before the house judiciary committee on issues facing the justice department. at 10 a.m. eastern, live on c-span.org and the new c-span now app, homeland security secretary will appear before the senate judiciary committee. watch next week on the c-span networks or watch coverage on c-span now, are you video app. also head on over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live run demand anytime. c-span, giving you a front row seat to democracy. --

during his confirmation hearing in congress yesterday, magnus was asked repeatedly what is happeningcrisis and it repeatedly he refused to say that it was. tens of thousands of americans are dying because of this borde policy. here's the man who the biden administration would like to ru the border responded. >> can you believe we have a crisis at the southern border, yes or no? senator, does really matter whether we call it a major challenge a crisis a big problem . >> to have a crisis at the border, yes or no. >> senator let sme assure you that no one believes there is greater urgency to that's a tha i do if you met your saying there's not a crisis at the border? >> senator no i don't think i don't speak to urgent or less serious at all. >> is there a crisis or not a crisis at the border. >> senator i would say that my highest priority is going. >> i didn't axe your priority ions to characterize that situation is there a crisis at the border? >> what i'm trying to convey is how serious i take what's happening at the border in the amount of work i want to put into addressing it. >> h

minutes left with our guest, brad smith, a hearing on the customs and border patrol nominee, chris magnus, the current tucson chief of police, that is coming up live at 9:30 eastern. we welcome your calls and comments until then. democrats and republicans, it is -- republicans, it is (202)-748-8001. democrats, it is (202)-748-8000. independents, the number is (202)-748-8002. brett smith come out i wanted to ask about the issue of misinformation. a pew research poll from a couple weeks ago from august shows that roughly half of u.s. adults, 48 percent now say the government should take steps to restrict false information, even if it means losing some freedom to access and publish content. what are your thoughts on that? guest: i think the 48% of people probably think what they say would never be deemed false. that is the danger of giving this power to the government. the idea of the first amendment was that we don't give that power to the government or to anybody, rather ideas go out in the marketplace and there, they are tested. if we say some idea is false, then a year and a half ago, we

todd: the bottom line, republicans can do little to stop magnus's confirmation. he doesn't need gop support to get voted out of committee. in a full vote down party lines and equally divided senate, vice president harris contact the vote. jillian: very good news for him, thank you so much. todd: from the border crisis to potential public safety crises police and military personnel across the country being fired or threatening to resign over biden administration vaccine mandates. jillian: the white house refuses to back down, good morning. >> reporter: first responders leaving their jobs over vaccine mandates raising concerns about public safety and pushing the white house to answer tough questions. >> any concern that if police forces shrink or the size of the blood terry force shrinks that the united states or localities may not be equipped to deal with it? >> 700,000 people have died of covid, the number one cause of death among police department and police officers, something we should take seriously, department are trying to save people and their departments,

. >> is joining us on book tv is author philip magnus he's co-authored with jason brennan of this book

live on c-span, the senate finance committee considers the nomination of tucson police chief chris magnus u.s. customs and border protection commissioner. live on c-span2, the january 6 committee will vote to refer stephen bannon to the justice department for criminal content after his refusal to comply with a subpoena to appear before the committee. on wednesday live on c-span3, the senate foreign relations committee holds a confirmation hearing for a few nominees. among them, longtime u.s. diplomat nicholas burns, who president biden nominated to be the u.s. ambassador to china. and former congressman, white house chief of staff and chicago mayor, rahm emanuel, who is up for u.s. ambassador to japan. on thursday, two oversight hearings. live on c-span3, merrick garland or make his first appearance before the house judiciary committee on issues facing the justice department. at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span.org and on the new c-span now app, homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas will appear before the senate judiciary committee. watch next week on the c-span networks, or you

his own police department was outraged by this but chris magnus did not care, he is a deeply good personlike you, he is happy to abet the deaths of thousands of americans by drago d. he said the money in the mission of stopping drug cartels did not align with his work. here you have the person about to oversee our country's border security, who does not believe in borders. now if that bothers you in any way, if you think we should be deporting rapists instead of letting them rape women on trains, then the white house has a very clear message for you: a shut up, karen, stop complaining. that treadmill? you don't deserve a treadmill. lower your expectations. get used to it. senator josh hawley's not use to it. he represents misery in the united states senate and joins us tonight. senator, thank you so much for coming on. there is this weird phenomenon where you point out, wait, it wasn't always this way. you didn't have junkies living on school grounds when i was growing up. with the hell is this? and they look at you like are you crazy, it has always been this way. >> i think the lower yo

he's got some interesting things to say about magnus so we look forward to that. >> and ted cruz is calling for new ports of entry and he said these don't just have to be along the border. we can send these to the elitist towns that are calling for these policies and go to martha's vineyard and have it happen there and have it show up at the cocktail party at some of these lawmakers that are calling for that, and support these policies. >> i wouldn't expect that to happen but it's an interesting suggestion. a violent gang demanding $17 million ransom for their release. the fbi and state permit have teams on the ground in haiti working to get those missionaries released. the aid workers are part of a christian ministries group from ohio, and along with the rise and gang violence and kidnappings for ransom have skyrocketed in haiti. the state department listed as a level four country and advises americans not to travel there. >> sandra: the global supply chain crisis continues, reaching georgia's port of savannah. cargo ships are forced to sit vitally offshore while they wait for others to be

magnus to be the u.s. customs and border protection commission approved 7:30 p.m.an2 degenerate sixth committee will vote to refer steven bannon to the justice department for criminal contempt after his refusal to comply with the subpoena to appear before the committee. then wednesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern live on c-span three the senate foreign relations committee holds a confirmation hearing for few nominees. among them one time u.s. diplomat nicholas burns who present biden nominates to be the u.s. ambassador to china. and former congressman, white house chief of staff and chicago mayor was up for u.s. ambassador to japan. on thursday, to oversight hearings at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span three. attorney general merrick garland make his first appearance for the house judiciary committee on issues facing the justice department. at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span.org and on the new c-span now app. homeland security secretary will appear before the senate judiciary committee. watch this week on c-span network. or you can watch a full coverage on c-span now ou

chris magnus is the police chief in tucson, arizona. he touted his proximity to the border, saying he has an understanding of the crisis. he is facing backlash for an op-ed he wrote in 2017 on sanctuary cities, writing in part that hes was, quote, deeply troubled by the trump administration's campaign against sanctuary cities, saying tucson was not technically a sanctuary city but wrote that as as is close to the border in mexico and takes pride in being welcoming to immigrants. in 2019 he opposed a ballot measure in tucson, saying the department does not engage in civil immigration enforcement. he rejected claims that he's a partisan on issues related to immigration. we'll keep a close eye on his hearing to see what questions lawmakers have for the police chief. carley, todd. todd: thank you very much. carley: the time is now 10 minutes after the hour. and we will be talking to texas congressman van taylor about the situation at the border come coulding up later this hour. todd: with president biden's approval rating sinking it appears

. >> tuesday morning, the confirmation hearing for tucson arizona police chief chris magnus to lead u.sstoms and border protection. watch live from the senate finance committee at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span, on land -- online at c-span.org or on our new video app, c-span now. ♪

chris magnus is now the police chief in tucson.ate confirmation hearing that he wants to secure the border and treat asylum-seekers with decency. >> i don't believe that we have to sacrifice efficiency for humanity. so i think humanity has to be part of the discussion again, early and often throughout the careers of cbp members. stephanie: from pera policy allowed mass expulsions of asylum-seekers during the pandemic. a federal grand jury today indicted a sitting congressman in a campaign-finance case. the nebraska republican is accused of lying to the fbi and concealing information about contributions from a nigerian billionaire in 2016. fortenberry denies the charges. still to come, the biden administration's new measures aimed at helping students struggling with mental health during the pandemic. jury selection continues in the high-profile ahmaud arbery murder trial. a look at one man's impressive collection of historic and presidential artifacts. and much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour. ♪ judy: the special congressional c

. >> woodruff: magnus said that the trump-era policy that's allowed mass expulsions of asylum seekersg the pandemic. a federal grand jury today indicted a sitting congressman, jeff fortenberry, in a campaign finance case. the nebraska republican is accused of lying to the f.b.i. and concealing information about contributions from a nigerian billionaire in 2016. fortenberry denies the charges. a new f.d.a. proposal could make hearing aids more affordable for millions of americans. the agency saitoday that it wants to allow people to buy the devices over-the-counter, without prescriptions. the goal is to cut red tape and bring down costs. and on wall street, stocks advanced on upbeat earnings reports. the dow jones industrial average gained 198 points to close at 35,457. the nasdaq rose 107 points. and the s&p 500 added 33. still toome on the newshour: the biden administration's new measures aimed at helping studentstruggling with mental health during the pandemic. how lawyers are selecting unbiased jurors in the high-profile ahmaud arbery murder trial. a look at one man's impressive co

lauren: his name is chris magnus. southern border, yes or no? >> senator i, i'm not sure does it really matter whether we call it a major challenge, a crisis, a big problem? i think -- >> i think it speaks to a level of urgency. do we have a crisis at the border, yes or no? >> senator, let me assure you that no one believes there is greater urgency to this matter than i do. lauren: reporting that through august more than 1 1/2 million apprehensions happened at the border, 1.5 million this year. for all of last year the number was 58,000. stuart: good lord. lauren: that was a grilling magnus had before the senate finance committee but he doesn't need any republican approval to get through. so he will likely be approved as head of customs and border patrol with no republican support. it would be fine. he would not say we have a crisis at the border. stuart: he will get the job because he didn't say there is a crisis at the border. can't say those words. thanks, lauren. "the washington post" wants you to stop complaining

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>> coming up today on c-span, the confirmation hearing for chris magnus to head u.s. customs and border protections begins live at 9:30 a.m. eastern. at 2 p.m. the house returns for legislative business to work on bills from the energy and commerce committee. on c-span2, the senate's back at 10 a.m. to consider christine o'hern to be a u.s. district judge for new jersey. the house select committee on the january 6th u.s. capitol attack considers holding steve bannon in contempt for refusing to testify. also the senate banking committee looks at u.s. sanctions policy with the treasury department's deputy secretary. in the afternoon, a hearing with admiral carl schultz. >> now, a hearing on the impact exclusionary zoning policies have on affordable housing and community settlements held by a house financial services subcommittee. this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> i will open up with four minutes, a four-minute introduction, and then we'll recognize the ranking member for five minutes. i am very much interested in this topic. i started out my political career as a membe

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. >> tucson arizona police chief chris magnus testified this morning at his senate finance committee confirmation hearing to head u.s. customs and border protection. watch his testimony tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern. here on c-span. online at c-span.org. or on our new video app. c-span now. >> washington, unfiltered. c-span in your pocket, download c spavment now today. c-span now today. >> deputy treasury secretary testified on the department's sanctions policy before the senate banking committee. the hearing is an hour and 45 minutes. >> the hearing will come to word. senator brown: this hearing is in a hybrid format. members have the option to appear both in person or virtually or witnesses in person, mr. adeyemo welcome. if there is a technology issue, we'll move on to the next person. our speaking order will be as usual. by seniority the members who checked in. alternativing democrat and -- alternating democrat and republican. today we welcome weapon deputy secretary wally adeyemo for an update on sanctions policy issues where we have done important bipartisan work on this commit

. >> it comes as the chris magnus faced a grilling in the senate refusing to call the unprecedented surgeants a crisis. he needs gop support to be confirmed and a full senate vote down party lines. the border czar harris can break the note. >> dana: the biden administration is releasing thousands of migrants zboo the u.s. mike tobin at the southern border as the crisis is worsening. >> to griff's reporting there is no sign of this slowing up at all. before sunset yesterday groups of migrants just started showing up. the first group crossed the river a little before sunset and found a gap where the wall was incomplete and came across. they came through the brush and came up a road which led to the ball field that i'm standing now where they knew they would get help and processed. the first group was comprised of people from honduras and nicaragua. two of the families carried babies. they were all covered from head-to-toe in bug bites. everyone was dirty and thirsty. one father said they hitched rides for 20 days. unaware if they could make it or stay. hopeful for a better future. >> in mex

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in the senate finance committee consider the nomination of chris magnus to be the u.s. customs and border protection commissioner. and live on c-span2, the january 6 committee will vote to refer stephen banta the justice department for criminal contempt after his refusal to comply with a subpoena to appear before the committee. on wednesday,3 live on c-span, the senate foreign commission, nicholas burns who president biden nominated to be the u.s. ambassador to china and the congressman white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel who is up for u.s. ambassador to japan. thursday, two oversight hearings. attorney general merrick garland will make his first appearance before the house judiciary committee on issues facing the justice department. and homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas will appear before the senate judiciary committee. watch this week on the c-span network, or you can watch for coverage on our new video app. also, head on over to www.c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand anytime. a new mobile vide

. >> coming up today on c-span, the confirmation hearing for chris magnus to head u.s.ustoms and border protections begins live at 9:30 a.m. eastern. at 2 p.m. the house returns for legislative business to work on bills from the energy and commerce committee. on c-span2, the senate's back at 10 a.m. to consider christine o'hern to be a u.s. district judge for new jersey. the house select committee on the january 6th u.s. capitol attack considers holding steve bannon in contempt for refusing to testify. also the senate banking committee looks at u.s. sanctions policy with the treasury department's deputy secretary. in the afternoon, a hearing with admiral carl schultz. >> now, a hearing on the impact

the senate finance committee considers the nomination of tucson police chief chris magnus to be the u.srder protections commissioner. at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span 2 the january 6th committee will vote to refer stephen bannon to -- after his refusal to a p the committee. wednesday at 9:30 live in c-span3, the senate confirmation hearing takes place. nicholas burns who president biden nominated to be the u.s. ambassador china and former congress men white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel who's up for u.s. ambassador to japan. on thursday, two oversight hearings at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. merrick garland will make his first appearance before the house judiciary committee on issues facing the justice department. at 10 a.m. eastern, live on c-span.org and on the new c-span now app, the homeland security secretary willow for the senate judiciary committee. watch this week or you can watch our full coverage on c-span now. head on over to c-span.org to stream video live or on-demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> the top two candidates in bosto

today at 9:30 a.m., the senate finance committee considers the nomination of chris magnus to be the u.sstoms and border protection commissioner. at 7:30 p.m. eastern, live on c-span2, the january 6th committee will vote to refer stephen bannon to the justice department for criminal contempt after his refusal to comply with the subpoena to appear before the committee. then, on wednesday, at 9:30 a.m. eastern, live on c-span3, the senate foreign relations committee holds a confirmation hearing for a few nominees. among them, nicholas burns, who president biden nominated to be the u.s. ambassador to china, and white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel, who is up for u.s. ambassador to japan. on thursday, two oversight hearings at 10:00 a.m. eastern, live on c-span3. attorney general merrick garland will make his first appearance before the house judiciary committee on issues facing the justice department. at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span.org and on the new c-span now app, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas will appear before the senate judiciary committee. w

on tuesday, that senate finance committee considers the nomination of tucson police chief chris magnuso be the u.s. customs and border commissioner. later, that january 6 committee will vote preferred stephen bannon to the justice department for criminal contempt. wednesday, 9:30 a.m. eastern, live on c-span3, the senate foreign relations committee holds a hearing for a few nominees, among them nicholas burns, who president biden nominated to beat the u.s. ambassador to china and rahm emanuel, for u.s. ambassador to japan. at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, merrick garland will make his first appearance before the house judiciary committee issues facing justice department. homeland security secretary hunter mayorkas will appear before the senate judiciary committee -- alejandro mayorkas. also, head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> washington journal continues. host: our first guest alayna treene with axios. she serves as a congressional reporter to talk about congress as they come back and the things they ha

illegals being stayed allowed to stay here illegally joining us what he wants to hear today, from chris magnusabout this nominee. because he's got a track record. he's put it in writing as you mention in the op-ed but the president is nominated to be the next head of the custom border patrol, the largest law enforcement agency in the united states, somebody who does not believe we should build the wall. who believes that we should not put in place the trump policies that worked to secure the southern border. and further more has defended sanctuary cities. and he need to go down to southern border and ask these agents what do you think to see as many of us spent time with agent and stand up and absolutely go after the administration what they did to the border patrol at that horrible hoax that border patrol on the horse they said they were whipping migrants when turned out to be reigns on that horse any common sense of montana can figure that out and yet the administration absolutely vilified the border agent i hope he stands with these agents if he's confirms but i it will you tough question o

the senate finance committee considers the nomination of tucson police chief chris magnus to be the u.s. customs and border protection commissioner. at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two, the january 6 committee will vote to refer stephen bannon to the justice department for criminal intent for his refusal to appear before the committee. on wednesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern, the senate foreign relations committee holds a confirmation hearing for a few nominees, among them nicholas burns, who president biden nominated to be the u.s. ambassador to china, and the former congressman and chicago mayor rahm emanuel, who is up for u.s. ambassador to japan. on thursday, two oversight hearings. attorney general merrick garland will make his first appearance before the house judiciary committee on issues facing the justice department. at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span.org and the new app, the homeland security secretary will appear before the senate judiciary committee. watch this week on the c-span networks, or you can watch our full coverage on c-span now. also head to c-span.org for scheduling informa

. >> tuesday morning, the confirmation hearing for tucson arizona police chief chris magnus to lead u.s. customs and border protection. watch live from the senate finance committee at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span, on land -- online at c-span.org or on our new video app, c-span now. ♪ >> the headline from the pole recently taken by gallup is americans favoring a reduced government will. joining us, lydia saad, of gallup, she serves as local research stricter, thank you for giving us your time this morning. hello. host: what prompted this poll? we take up all -- guest: we take a poll every year. it is called our government survey. we ask on a different topic and have been doing this since 2000. in september we asked all about government, what americans think about government power, all levels of government, federal state, and local on their performance. quite great trends updating this year after year. host: one of the specific questions is about the role of government as far as doing too much. 52% of those respondents said that was the case. 42% said government needs to do more to solve p